[Alain_A]

It seems to work better from the bottom centre of the screen

[CpE CKS]

I just noticed that small swipes are hard to do when the screen is off. In my Z10, I used to used to swipe up just a little to turn on the screen. In my Passport, I need to swipe up to at least 30% of the screen to turn on the screen.

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[wuuwuu]

Use the "U" key. I assume it is a shortcut for unlock. Works for me everytime

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[Alain_A]

^^^^^^this and mine with a small fast travel from the bottom centre screen

[CpE CKS]

Use the "U" key. I assume it is a shortcut for unlock. Works for me everytime

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I believe, by default, 'U' is for calculator. Check the speed dials

Peculiar Odd Weird Efficient Robust. My BlackBerry is POWERful

[jafrul]

I believe, by default, 'U' is for calculator. Check the speed dials

Peculiar Odd Weird Efficient Robust. My BlackBerry is POWERful

When device screen is off, U key is used to lit the screen.
When screen is on, long press U for calculator shortcut.


Using U key to turn the screen on, saves battery because the screen doesn't need to get ready for a swipe all the time. And it helps preventing pocket dialling..


RedBerryan on PassportSQW100-1/10.3.2.2876

[wuuwuu]

Thanks JAFRUL. Learned something new. Like I indicated in a previous post, I use the "U" key to wake up my BlackBerry Passport. I did not know about the long "U" for calculator. Tried it and there it was. Good tip.

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[CpE CKS]

When device screen is off, U key is used to lit the screen.
When screen is on, long press U for calculator shortcut.


Using U key to turn the screen on, saves battery because the screen doesn't need to get ready for a swipe all the time. And it helps preventing pocket dialling..


RedBerryan on PassportSQW100-1/10.3.2.2876

this sounds nice. i'll turn off the swipe to wake. i hate those accidental wrong password input because my handkerchief loves trying to open my phone. thank you so much for this, sir